Now you probably shouldn't listen to me because I'm just someone...

Now you probably shouldn't listen to me because I'm just someone on HC but I received some great advice last year that really resonated with me, and that's "your shares are only worth what they are currently worth".

Meaning, the cash you have in one stock (for example RNU) is the same amount as if it were in a different stock. On that logic, and removing emotion, your odds of a better return (say breakeven) are higher being a stock in a strong up trend. I could easily list 20 stocks right now that I consider highly bullish and I'd buy more if I could.
There are likely hundreds of stocks with great potential upside.